S Club Heaven - 2005 / Polishing demo ?
S Club Heaven - 2005 / Polishing demo ?
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mr clifford

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816 posts

256 months

Tuesday 28th February 2006
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Whilst attending this above event I watched a polishing demo.
The guy running the demo showed two products that interested me.
1/ Small tin of polish in a round dark blue tin (name escapes me !)
2/ Cleaning agent for the rear windscreen

Can anyone tell me what they were please ?
And.........do they work well ? Are they worth the extra dosh ?

Many thanks,
Adrian

the gazman

1,686 posts

249 months

Tuesday 28th February 2006
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mr clifford said:
Whilst attending this above event I watched a polishing demo.
The guy running the demo showed two products that interested me.
1/ Small tin of polish in a round dark blue tin (name escapes me !)
2/ Cleaning agent for the rear windscreen

Can anyone tell me what they were please ?
And.........do they work well ? Are they worth the extra dosh ?

Many thanks,
Adrian


Go to the list of advetisers and look for the polihing company.
And yes they both work well and they will be back this year.

mr clifford

Original Poster:

816 posts

256 months

Tuesday 28th February 2006
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Sorry Derek, I must be blind !

Have to say it looked good stuff !

mr clifford

Original Poster:

816 posts

256 months

Tuesday 28th February 2006
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40 quids worth of polish & wax it is then !

S2 Giles

2,871 posts

304 months

Tuesday 28th February 2006
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I use many of the products now, they are superb IMHO

The rear screen treatment was called 303 aerospace protectant, it works on so much stuff, dashboards, door cards, anywhere with vinyl. I am so impressed that I have just spent the weekend polishing my Fibreglass boat with a gallon of the stuff !! only used about 20% of it tho as it goes a long way. Its not for painted GRP tho.

Blue tub would of been the carnuba wax called P21S - also excellent and works even better if you use the P21 polish first..... polish to remove all the old crap and then wax to give a deep shine.

Use microfibre cloths too

steve j

3,223 posts

257 months

Tuesday 28th February 2006
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Giles, the microfibre cloth you refer to I believe is also called Micromesh and the grade starts at 1,500 and goes all the way in steps down to 12,000. A mighty fine grade of wet and dry, if you have used this and a polish and you are happy with it, I may give mine a go.

mr clifford

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816 posts

256 months

Wednesday 1st March 2006
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Thanks for this guys !